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Art & Culture in The Hague

The Hague’s artistic landscape spans from the 19th-century realism of the Panorama Mesdag, a massive cylindrical painting of Scheveningen, to the cutting-edge performances at Korzo Theater. This selection includes specialized galleries like Kunsthandel R Polak, focusing on 19th and 20th-century oil paintings, and De Twee Pauwen, known for European glasswork. Experimental spaces such as Stroom Den Haag and Gemak bridge the gap between art, architecture, and non-Western perspectives, while Paard serves as a central hub for the city's contemporary music and pop culture scene.

Panorama Mesdag

Panorama Mesdag is a panorama by Hendrik Willem Mesdag. Housed in a purpose-built museum in The Hague, the panorama is a cylindrical…

Korzo Theater

Focused mainly on dance performances, this theatre promises an extraordinary experience while watching its shows.

Paard

A prominent pop music venue and cultural center since 1972, hosting a diverse program of concerts, dance events, and multidisciplinary performances across its multiple halls.

Gemak Arts Centre

Focused on non-Western art forms, this venue is a place of photo and painting exhibitions, concerts, debates and a lot more.

Stroom Den Haag

An independent center for art and architecture that explores the relationship between the urban environment, public space, and visual arts through exhibitions, lectures, and research initiatives.

Nouvelles Images Gallery

Featuring six exhibition halls, this gallery with focus on contemporary art organizes a lot of showings throughout the year.

De Twee Pauwen Gallery

Mostly Dutch and European artists' works are displayed in this gallery. What's interesting, you can see some glassworks here.

Kunsthandel R Polak

Admirers of oil paintings will be in awe at this gallery. It boasts a lot of pieces of art from the 19th and 20th centuries.

Maurits van de Laar Gallery

Contemporary artworks displayed in this gallery are full of emotions and feelings which will touch your heart and soul.